Reply To: Widget color

Ok, so you’re referring to the background colors.

You changed your body (main) background to white #fff….and the widget areas that were gray were empty (didn’t have/need a color applied to them). So by default they would show a gray background since that was the background of the theme. If you want to keep the background as white then you can apply a background color directly to those widget areas. Take a look around line 1584 in your style.css and you can add a background to those 3 sections –

/*
Home Features
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */

/* Home Feature Classes */
 
/*You can add background images/colors to each section of the homepage by adding them to the classes below.
*/

.hf1,
.hf3,
.hf4,
.hf5,
.hf6,
.hf7,
.hf8,
.hf9,
.hf14 {
	/* -webkit-background-size: cover; */
	-moz-background-size: cover;
	/* background-attachment: fixed; */
	/* background-repeat: no-repeat; */
	/* background-size: cover; */
}

.hf1 {}

.hf3 {}

.hf4 {}

.hf5 {}

.hf6 {}

.hf7 {}

.hf8 {}

.hf9 {}

.hf14 {}

Add your background colors to hf3, hf7, and hf9 like this (for example) –

.hf3 {
    background-color: #f2f2f2;
}